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Star Trek Into Darkness review

Posted : 11 years, 7 months ago on 29 September 2013 12:36 (A review of Star Trek Into Darkness)

Khan Noonien Singh; profession dictator objective control everything, just like a terrorist with his own purposes, He referred to the moral ambiguity of the character saying that fits the saying "one man's terrorist is the struggle for the freedom of another man" , adding parallel to the current world order, Khan is mentally and physically superior to any human being, "a villain for the story." new Khan is also manipulative, but subtle, is more direct, less romantic. And trace your own route, which is not yet complete. Khan is someone complicated, there are no words to describe. You could call someone ambitious, when something gets between the eyes no one can take him out, also has its objectives thoughtful, he wants to succeed in proposing. It's pretty cool to people who do not consider reliable, but with friends and nearby people assume they will show a little warmer, but this guy has always been of a cold, serious, and above all mysterious. He is quiet and calculating, often thought things through before acting. He is cunning and intelligent, likes look at the details and also watch carefully with the person dealing. You have no scruples, though not a psychopath, but if you have to attack or destroy, do not doubt. In some cases, rebel, never liked the rules and do not mind the occasional skipping also seems pathetic people who abides by all. It is vindictive and spiteful, if you've ever hurt, probably never forget and try to make that person pay dearly. I would do anything for his family and people you love, even if it seems someone uninterested. It is also dark and somewhat gloomy, perhaps by their dress, but occasionally says things that are very dark.


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Thor review

Posted : 11 years, 10 months ago on 13 July 2013 06:19 (A review of Thor)

fun facts
Thor's outfit the actor took an hour each day to put it on and another 90 minutes for hair and makeup.
* Thor Filming began in Manhattan Beach with a huge battle between the Asgardian and the Frost Giants.
* They were inspired by the style of boxing Mike Tyson to choose how to combat Mjolnir Thor when pushed.
To decide the final look of Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, became almost 200 sketches of designs and worked almost 14 weeks in its preparation.
* The confrontation with the Destroyer, where Thor fight not only for his life but for the lives of their friends who have gathered to help defend, was held in the streets of Old Bridge, now in ruins.


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Thor review

Posted : 11 years, 10 months ago on 13 July 2013 06:18 (A review of Thor)

fun facts
Chris Hemsworth, the burly Australian actor who plays Thor comments that received books about finding yourself and how to accept the reality of existence.
The final showdown between Thor and the Destroyer was shot in the estate of 10,000 hectares of Tom Ford (where they filmed Silverado, Wyatt Earp and 3:10 Dangerous Mission) on the outskirts of Galisteo, New Mexico, about 25 miles south of santa Fe, where there was already a traditional village west for cinema.
ย  Piesta created a landing in the desert about 20 feet in circumference and designs inspired by Celtic runes.


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Primeval review

Posted : 12 years ago on 13 May 2013 12:48 (A review of Primeval)

The high oxygen levels that make soldiers' weapons malfunction, or even work, have no effect on the torch of Stephen.

In an episode of the first season shows the candy bar that refers to the remains found in the first episode where, among other things, had a tasty and sweet Yorkie Bar, however, subsequently shown chocolate has no brand and no writing on the wrapper.Great example of private label brands beating!

In the second episode of the fifth season Cutter is being held at gunpoint by a mercenary when it is clear the anomaly detector. At first it can be seen that the antenna is outside the apparatus, while the next plane shown is stuck.


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Doctor Who review

Posted : 12 years ago on 13 May 2013 12:31 (A review of Doctor Who)

- The Tardis at first was somewhat camouflaged by the environment to go undetected (eg, if they traveled to ancient Egypt Sphinx was transformed into in a parking lot would be a car etc etc) but the show's producers to reduce the fixed costs a police box from the 60s but with some differences.

- The Daleks claim to be a simile of the Nazis.

- Torchwood is an anagram of Doctor Who, and was the name we put to the tapes containing newly recorded chapters that were sent to Cardiff (where filming the series) to London (BBC center) to avoid fans series of stolen or make copies.

- In recent years, the BBC is taking an intensive recovery campaign called "Doctor Who Lost Chapters" were those who in the 70s the BBC delete your files (do not really know why), through individual recordings and other chains that bought the series at the time have been recovered mostly disappeared leaving only 20. Right now honors the person that may have a life-size Dalek.

- David Tennant received harsh criticism when officially confirmed it would be the tenth Doctor, even collected signatures from fans of the series for his dismissal.

- Matt Smith was going to be a footballer but back injury ended his career and decided to go to an actor.

- Eccleston was under contract for 2 more years but due to their differences with the directors of the series and the poor treatment suffered by workers says the series terminated the contract leaving the show's first season.


- Out of England, countries with older fans of the series are Canada, Australia and New Zealand, in the U.S. there is also a small section of the population follower of the series that has grown considerably in recent years.


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It's My Life, Pt.1 review

Posted : 12 years ago on 4 May 2013 08:43 (A review of It's My Life, Pt.1)

"'It's My Life" is the first single from the album Crush of the American band Bon Jovi. It's My Life was released on May 23, 2000, the first single released by Bon Jovi after five years of silence. This single was written by Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, Jay Orpin and Max Martin.
It's My Life became the most successful single you recorded this band Bon Jovi beating Always 1994, which until then was the most successful, taking the No. 1 in many countries, and becoming a symbol of longevity of the band , as they prevailed through many changes happened on the rock scene with admirable success. It is accredited to revive their careers after completing a five-year hiatus, during which time pursued solo careers, except for Tico. He is also credited for introducing the veteran band to a new young audience.
It's My Life is ranked No. 241 in the rankings The 1000 best songs always Q Music Magazine.
[Edit] Music Video

The video for It's My Life is a young girl who is sitting at his computer, trying to see a Bon Jovi concert on the internet and when he gets a call from his girlfriend, who is in the concert hall and tells him have five minutes to arrive. The young leaves her room and runs through the streets of the city to be on time. On the road being chased by dogs, he meets Elvis costumed people taking pictures, crosses the street in traffic, jump over cars and jump off a bridge, to finally achieve your goal and get to the concert. This song tells the story of Tommy and Gina, after the songs of Lie To Me, 99 in the shade, and Livin 'On a Prayer.

Won:
Video of the Year at the awards VH1 My Music Awards.
It was chosen as one of the best songs of the year by the "ASCAP Pop Music Awards."
Nominated:
Best Rock Song at the awards "Grammy".
Best Song in the "European Music Awards".


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Holding out for a Hero review

Posted : 12 years ago on 4 May 2013 07:59 (A review of Holding out for a Hero)

From the first songs you hear and greatest inspiration, represents her imagination fly in her evil has no place because we capces anything.

The sacrifice of a hero is priceless, willing to give a space of existence for others, can be an ordinary person can be someone that the pain has not become a villain, sherk movies and short circuit as demonstrated how impressive what this song, dond the hero is willing to all, to die fighting than to live kneeling Resistance inspiration Sagra.

Giving hope to those who have none and we have the ability to be alguine really, if anything, expecting gifts or rewards, not to be martyr, but it seems that you did, be with cold blood that must be done, not fear death.

The inspiration for democracy and freedom, for matenre the power of the monarchy to mada for his people and fight against any form of injustice, sometrese to pain, fear and hatred, just in order to overcome from within, combat tyranny where you are, ready to sacred strength that few, but that will give the fight when so required.

Show the bad, it will not be easy, you have to do your best to overcome and downs will be painful, it is a war that perhaps they did not win, but with the soul hate having started


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Fame (2009) review

Posted : 12 years ago on 4 May 2013 07:48 (A review of Fame (2009))

The Fame breaks barriers, it is not something that comes from the heart, is to have the ability to go beyond what is being, is displayed, showing off and survive criticism, where the popularity increases efforts, but the FMA submitted testing our dignity to people, as if this were a war.

Fame becomes an intoxicating liquor, but which for more than this surrounded by friends, ... not everyone will be honest, it nadarasmientras the public will recognize, you will have no enemies and rivals and what is your talent by preparing what you tristemnete dera few victories are ephemeral.

You'll have to realcionarte with many people, looking in the fam everything is permitted and nothing forbidden, but if you cross the line the price will be very high demands it, your life, your family, what you love, fame is elitist, humilities admits not only use it to your benefit

takes your youth, and the price is required, you will not fear because you will consume, she is willing to war against the desolation and sadness, just order you to be even bigger, their methods are extreme, sometimes low and above bloodthirsty to avoid sudden drop.

People get too close to you for what you stand for, but will not be the envy and hate you, for you represent that which is plastic and false power, is a road where only goes ahead dignity mimso being one where will prefer cry alone to not see nig {a type of weakness.

It is a path that gives you 15 minutes, a path of heroes and villains alike consume, where dormiri sometimes be a luxury, where what is right or wrong have seen.,. Fame is a strategic partner, but charges his services at a high cost


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Sleepy Hollow review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 20 April 2013 09:52 (A review of Sleepy Hollow)

Good performances, appropriate soundtrack, dingy and well done special effects, a great and gloomy atmosphere with winding village surrounded by mist-shrouded forests, bleak a picture that creates an enveloping atmosphere and sinister ... yes, here we have all the ingredients and the signature of good Tim Burton movies, so it will not disappoint its fans, as well as having a history as interesting and tasty pint (the attack of a mysterious Headless Horseman) for all one who does not know how to work the manager and his team.

The story he tells is really good, but I got the feeling there was darned things wrong, as if to extend the film with poor structuring of some scenes. For example, childhood trauma that haunts the protagonist in her nightmares is out of place, although the form of Irlo breakdown creates curiosity. The love story that is also intended to address surface, narrating it as something that was to occur but without delving.

A noteworthy aspect is how the protagonist focuses the murders, as initially posed as something mysterious, but made โ€‹โ€‹by real people ... then lead to an interesting story from beyond the grave. Then the script starts to squirm and become bewildering, so that no one knows who is behind it all.

This may seem a little far-fetched, but not a problem to fiends suspense and things that look like what they are not ... I personally lost a bit with Dutch names of the characters, repeating some scenes but I was satisfied, enjoying the film more.


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28 Days Later review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 20 April 2013 08:14 (A review of 28 Days Later)

Danny Boyle seems a great director, and although such disparate films do each other as Trainspotting and The Beach, I like his style when filming: imaginative and dynamic. 28 days is directed with skill and expertise, and the use of digital cameras added to an air documentary film quite sinister. Boyle has been able to reinvent this survival horror subgenre so crushed: and not zombies but infected rabid leaden movements do not hesitate to score a spring to smash heads. These features have been added to later films like the remake of Dawn of the Dead and the recent Spanish REC Jaume Balaguerรณ. Furthermore the origin of evil is in a viral infection, so that the starting point 28 days is more or less likely. It has a great soundtrack and I think is underappreciated.


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